Unity After All: The Zionist Interest Above All
It's a cliché, it's already tiresome, but we have no choice but to form a unity government | Any partial government, relying either on the Haredim or on the Arab parties, risks abandoning the serving…
Assessment
The piece argues that Israel's political deadlock leaves no viable alternative to a unity government. Any coalition built exclusively with either the ultra-Orthodox or Arab parties would abandon the interests of the majority who serve and pay taxes on critical fronts. The claim is that partial coalitions have become untenable, and the national interest demands setting aside partisan grievances. Watch whether the major parties treat this as a genuine call or just another round of posturing.